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Help with awk
Hi All,
On a file, I need to check if the column 2 & 3 has any zero. If yes, I need to remove it. For example: 20090223.558 31 1 20090223.561 31 1 20090223.563 147568 2896 20090223.564 69137 1518 20090223.566 37103534 672034 20090223.568 0 0 20090223.644 2452475314 41518277 20090223.645 0 0 20090223.650 105227885 1907647 As you can see above, I need to remove two lines which has zero. This is what I did so for. awk -F " " {print $2} REG.txt |grep "0" awk -F " " {print $3} REG.txt |grep "0" The above command doesn't work, I get every thing, I get any thing that has zero. Any idea. Thanks. |
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